Issues of educational administration in the Arab Gulf region

The effectiveness of state systems of education in the Middle East is a topic that has attracted a good deal of attention in recent years. Great efforts have been made to set up national systems of education from kindergarten to postgraduate levels, even in the most resource-poor regions such as the...

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Published in:Middle Eastern studies 2000-10, Vol.36 (4), p.63-74
Main Authors: Al-Saeed, Mohammed, Shaw, K.E., Wakelam, Alan
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Administration
Education
Education reform
Education systems
Educational administration
Educational organization
Educational sciences
Employment
Finance
General points
Government bureaucracy
Higher education
Human resources
Middle East
Middle Eastern studies
Modernization
Near East and North America
Private sector
School administration
Secondary schools
State
Teachers
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Education reform
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Educational administration
Educational organization
Educational sciences
Employment
Finance
General points
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Higher education
Human resources
Middle East
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Modernization
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